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Guardian www.guardian.co.tt Friday, January 30, 2015
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BUENOS AIRES---Fa mily
and friends paid final
respects yesterday to the
Argentine prosecutor who
was found dead after alleg-
ing that President Cristina
Fernandez agreed to pro-
tect those responsible for
a 1994 bombing, the worst
terrorist attack in the
country s history.
Mourners and observers
lined Buenos Aires streets
to watch the funeral motor-
cade that carried the body
of Alberto Nisman to a Jew-
ish cemetery on the edge
of the city.
Some chanted "Nisman
is present!" while others
cried or sang the national
anthem.
"This is burying part of
our republic," said Patricia
Bullrich, an opposition
member of Congress, before
Argentina buries prosecutor
who accused govt of cover-up
entering the cemetery.
"It s a day of reflection
and sadness for all of
Argentina."
Nisman, 51, was found
shot dead in his bathroom
on January 18, hours
before he was to appear
before Congress to discuss
his allegations that Fer-
nandez helped protect
former Iranian officials
who allegedly master-
minded the bombing of
Argentina s largest Jewish
community centre. The
car-bomb attack, which
killed 85 people and
injured more than 200,
remains unsolved.
Fernandez and Iran
have denied the allega-
tions.
A farewell letter written
by Nisman s daughters,
Lara and Kala, to their
father was published yes-
terday in Argentine
papers. "We hope now
you can rest in peace. We
will guard in our hearts
the beautiful moments
we lived together," they
wrote.
In a separate funeral
notice, Nisman s ex-wife,
Sandra Arroyo Salgado,
said she felt "profound
sorrow" for their daugh-
ters.
"I say goodbye to you,
hoping you find the peace
that your dedication to
your job did not let you
fully enjoy," it said.
Authorities initially said
Nisman s death appeared
to be a suicide, but then
changed course and began
investigating it as a pos-
sible homicide.
Fernandez has suggest-
ed rogue intelligence
agents orchestrated Nis-
man s death to destabilise
her administration, but
she has not provided
details.
No arrests have been
made in the case. (AP)
A Palestinian boy wearing a military costume arrives at a military-style
graduation ceremony for Palestinian youths who were trained at one of the
Hamas-run Liberation Camps, in Gaza City, yesterday. REUTERS PHOTO
GRADUATION TIME